I wanted to confirm something I saw earlier. I cannot boot with 8GB of ram using the 'megaraid' driver. I switched to the 'megaraid2' driver and it boots up fine. This is reproducible by simply going into yast and setting the hard disk controller module to 'megaraid'. Booting will then fail. I can reboot with kernel option 'maxcpus=0' to get back into the system and then change the driver back to 'megaraid2'. I have no problem using the megaraid2 driver so this isn't a complaint. My system is fast and stable and overall I'm very pleased. I mention this primarily because I noticed the 9.0 installer by default uses the 'megaraid' driver, not 'megaraid2'. I'm using suse pro 9.0. Mark
On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 06:36:23PM -0400, Mark Horton wrote:
I wanted to confirm something I saw earlier. I cannot boot with 8GB of ram using the 'megaraid' driver. I switched to the 'megaraid2' driver and it boots up fine. This is reproducible by simply going into yast and setting the hard disk controller module to 'megaraid'. Booting will then fail. I can reboot with kernel option 'maxcpus=0' to get back into the system and then change the driver back to 'megaraid2'.
I have no problem using the megaraid2 driver so this isn't a complaint. My system is fast and stable and overall I'm very pleased. I mention this primarily because I noticed the 9.0 installer by default uses the 'megaraid' driver, not 'megaraid2'.
Thanks. We are aware of this. Some systems only work with megaraid1 unfortunately. And we have not figured out a foolproof automatic way to distingush them. So for now you have to change the drivers by hand if there are problems. -Andi
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